“The sun was warm but the wind was chill.
You know how it is with an April day.
When the sun is out and the wind is still,
You’re one month on in the middle of May.
But if you so much as dare to speak,
a cloud come over the sunlit arch,
And wind comes off a frozen peak,
And you’re two months back in the middle of March.”
Robert Frost, Two Tramps In Mud Time, 1926
“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.”
Happy Easter! 🙂
Sunset is a time when the sun kisses the horizon and the time when he gives a kiss goodbye to the daytime. Enough for today.
This is my entry for Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss
One day out with friends for canoeing on a canal.
Purple canoe and sunset in purple nuance.
This entry for Weekly Photo Challenge: Purple
This week theme of Weekly Photo Challenge is Movement and here my entry for this week:
I was taking pictures of the sunset when my friends asked me to take their photograph. I moved the camera away from the sunset before it finished completely because my friends asked me to be hurry.
‘Moving’ Sunset
This picture below I took it by accident. I was new to the camera and set the exposure time for 10 seconds by mistake. I was moving at that time. Here its result:
‘Moving’ Lights
Anyway movement in photography is not always about blurring or unfocused. Movement can also be seen…
when walking…
when running…
when chasing the birds…
and when flying…
That’s all. Hope you enjoyed them! 🙂
I took this photograph of the sun a week ago on my way back home. The sun was CLOSE to disappear due to sunset. I kept taking the photographs from inside my friend’s car while he was driving it.
These objects, the ladybirds and the flies, which I don’t know the name and type of those flies, were very CLOSE to me when I was busy shooting the wild flowers in a country park. They were close to me and they were very close to each other in terms of distance.
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Those pictures are my entry for Weekly Photo Challenge: Close this week.
Have a Blessed Sunday to everyone and Happy Father’s day to every dad around the world and a dad to be. 🙂
This week the new theme of Weekly Photo Challenge is Blue.
I like the blue colour of the nature. So this time my entry for the blue theme is about the blue colour in nature and its gradation.
Glory-of-the-snow flower
Mountain Pansy Flower
Blue Pansy Flowers
Bluebell Flowers (Hyacinth)
Blue water and blue sky at night in West Kirby
Dark Blue
Blue Sky
Blue water and blue sky
The moon and gradation blue at sunset
The very light blue color of the sky
Blue sky with cloud during the sunset
Sunset in the blue sky
The moon and the blue sky at dawn
The reflections of the blue sky in the windows
Red sky at night, shepherd’s delight
Red sky in morning, fisherman’s warning
That phrase I heard it first time from one of my English friend few years back. We were sitting inside the Subway while eating our food when the sun was going down. The panorama of the sky was just simply beautiful! Red sky and the big circle of the sun. I just couldn’t stop staring at it. Unfortunately I missed taking picture of the red sunset at that time since my friend took me long way to the beach and by the time we arrived there the sun was gone already. Gutted!
Last year on April another friend of mine took me somewhere for a weekend and on our way back home we saw the same panorama of the sky, the red sunset. We were on a motorway on that time and I insisted my friend to park anywhere possible because I wanted to take some pictures. It was a battling process, LOL, because it’s not easy to get a parking space while the sun sank slowly at the horizon. Finally we got a space and I just jumped out of the car straight away. I think it was quite cold at the time as far as I could remember and I had no gloves put on because I was in hurry. My hands started freezing and felt numb but I just kept going taking pictures. That is one reason why the pictures came out blurry. The other reason was I had no tripod and still lack of technique. The only thing I could think about on that time was just try to shoot the big circle of the red sunset. I used my Samsung Digimax A7.
To improve the quality of my blurry red sunset images then I used Picassa by applied the auto contrast, increased the shadow (tuning), and then soften it.
Hope you like it. What do you think?
Even the ducks admire the sunset. The sunset created a contre-jour of the nature.
Taken yesterday with my Kodak Easy Share C713.
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